I'm confused. As far as I know, in 1980 Roger weared white headphones and in 1981 -- black. Assuming that this is right, the new footage (Immersion) is defiintely form 1981, and, let's say this video is definitely from 1980:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55iXnYa-S2g
This video, which is from Other Side of The Wall documentary, and the new footage are from the same concert.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSTQCF2M7a4
Am I right?
Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
Nope, this one is from Dortmund and was shot by german TV crew.ZepHead wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSTQCF2M7a4
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
You seem to be right. But from which concert is the new footage?Angelic wrote:Nope, this one is from Dortmund and was shot by german TV crew.ZepHead wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSTQCF2M7a4
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I'm 99% sure it's from June 1981 but this thing bemuses me:
The disc itself says that the footage is from 1980.
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
Must be bullshit. As you said, Waters used white headphones in 1980. Seems like Pink Floyd themselves have no idea what year this footage is fromZepHead wrote:The disc itself says that the footage is from 1980.
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
+one more thing: Andy Roberts on guitar. He joined the Surrogate band in 1981.
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
Yes.danielcaux wrote:Is there enough decent footage for a complete release or there is not?
Yes.danielcaux wrote:Will Roger release it for all of us?
A full concert film.danielcaux wrote:Will this be release as a documentary or as a full concert film?
It will be released before the end of 2013.danielcaux wrote:Will he release it in this decade or will he wait for the 40th anniversary of the shows?
Trust RonToon. I'll stake my rep on it.
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
You seem to know too much about it... it almost seems like it's going to be a new Harvested release!
Although it looks like they recorded it on film instead of video.Angelic wrote:Nope, this one is from Dortmund and was shot by german TV crew.ZepHead wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSTQCF2M7a4
Am I right?
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
That footage is shot on videotape unless it is panned and scanned (aspect ratio is 4:3)danielcaux wrote:You seem to know too much about it... it almost seems like it's going to be a new Harvested release!
Although it looks like they recorded it on film instead of video.Angelic wrote: Nope, this one is from Dortmund and was shot by german TV crew.
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
Nope, not this time. but our latest release is currently seeding on Yeeshkul!danielcaux wrote:You seem to know too much about it... it almost seems like it's going to be a new Harvested release!
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
Since you can crop or matte ANY footage into ANY aspect ratio you want that really isn't a prove of anything. The image quality looks like film to me. Film has higher resolution and that soft texture while video is harsh and with the weird hues.ZepHead wrote:That footage is shot on videotape unless it is panned and scanned (aspect ratio is 4:3)
Film:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KahaHm52PAw
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZ3dwBYovlI
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
"Happiest Days" from Dortmund above does indeed look like film (probably transferred to videotape), if you look close you can sometimes see film speckles.
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
That Happiest Days clip was indeed shot on film but it's an old SD transfer and wasn't shot with an anamorphic lens.
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
So we know that the Dortmund and Earls Court shows were filmed on 35 mm. Maybe this foreshadows the incipient release?
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
AskRonToon: didnt you incorporate footage fr some other source into Divided We Fall that wasnt in the original circulating bootleg? spec in Hey You I recall originally five minutes of a fixed camera pointing at the audiences view of the wall, whereas in your version there was this really slick moving camera descending behind the wall and showing us the band the audience could not see
where did that footage come from?
also, what is this new Harvested release you hint at?
where did that footage come from?
also, what is this new Harvested release you hint at?
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Re: Pink Floyd The Wall Live 1980 DVD?
By the way, have you noticed the camera/cameramen in the new footage? I've been searching for them -- unsuccessfully. And what is this thing?